The Nintendo World Cup sequel gets remade as Kunio-Kun no Chou Nekketsu! Soccer League, "Gothic Lolita" shmup action returns to the 360 in DeathSmiles IIX, regular DS owners get to experience Genterprise's DSiWare catalog with G.G Series Collection Plus, and Yggdra Union fans get a prequel in Blaze Union.

G.Rev merges the fighting and shmup genres together once again with Senko no Ronde Duo, Konami brings out a special version of Winning Eleven 2010 specifically for the Japanese gamer, and 5pb. unleases two Lucian Bee's follow-ups for its otome game fans.

Konami makes the popular drama Trick into a crime investigation game and Idea Factory rolls out its second Hakuouki title for the PSP.

NISA gives us another chance to defend Badman in What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord!? 2, Akaoni brings zombie-slaying to WiiWare with Zombie Panic in Wonderland, Nintendo takes Picross to the third dimention in Picross 3D, and Cranberry Production gives us another reason to return to that mysterious castle in England in Dark Mirror II.

Atelier Judie receives its own remake, Yawaraka Tank gets squished into a puzzler, and Monochrome offers relationship-building on the go.

The Magic Obelisk brightens up what would have been an otherwise dark and dreary week.

WARNING! A new Darius is approaching fast! We also have a moefied version of The Incredible Machine in Coro Pata, the mesmerizing Akuma Hunters, and a new entry in the Atelier series.

The definitive portable version of Umihara Kawase shows up on the DS and Bayonetta makes "non-stop climax action" a reality for importers.